Alternating Current Motors
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M. F. Impressed upon a stationary condenser is increased the current increases directly therewith, while when the e. M. F. Supplied to a synchronous con- denser is increased the leading wattless component of the cur- rent decreases; it reduces to zero at a certain value of e. M. F. And becomes a lagging wattless current with further increase of e. M. F. Throughout a limited range, with a fair degree of approximation, it may be stated that the wattless component of the current taken by the synch...ronous machine varies in value directly with the change in the excitation of the machine from that value giving zero wattless current. This approximate relation may well be held in mind, although the exact relation will be explained in detail below.
The " condenser " operation of a synchronous motor is com- pletely shown by the O-curves of Figs. 92 and 94. These curves show that when the excitation has a value greater than about 90 per cent, the armature current has a leading wattless com- ponent at certain loads, and when the excitation exceeds 100 per cent, the wattless current is leading throughout a very large range of load.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. F. Impressed upon a stationary condenser is increased the current increases directly therewith, while when the e. M. F. Supplied to a synchronous con- denser is increased the leading wattless component of the cur- rent decreases; it reduces to zero at a certain value of e. M. F. And becomes a lagging wattless current with further increase of e. M. F. Throughout a limited range, with a fair degree of approximation, it may be stated that the wattless component of the current taken by the synch...ronous machine varies in value directly with the change in the excitation of the machine from that value giving zero wattless current. This approximate relation may well be held in mind, although the exact relation will be explained in detail below.
The " condenser " operation of a synchronous motor is com- pletely shown by the O-curves of Figs. 92 and 94. These curves show that when the excitation has a value greater than about 90 per cent, the armature current has a leading wattless com- ponent at certain loads, and when the excitation exceeds 100 per cent, the wattless current is leading throughout a very large range of load.
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